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Female Ranger students advance to Darby Phase for 3rd try
The three women who remain in the gender-integrated assessment of Ranger School are moving on to the Darby Phase.
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Military kids’ education outside the gates under study
The performance of civilian schools near military bases may factor in to BRAC decisions.
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Contractor jobs exist way out of Washington
Despite popular perception, a vast number of such jobs exist outside the D.C. area, according to recent data from the job site MilitaryHire.com.
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Government names special master for Corinthian student debt
The Education Department appointed a special monitor Thursday to help develop a debt relief program for students who attended the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges — a debt forgiveness plan that could cost billions of dollars.
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SMA: New NCOER goes into effect Jan. 1
The Army will launch its new NCO Evaluation Report on Jan. 1 – three months later than originally planned.
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Fort Bragg unit welcomes new mini-mule mascot
Pfc. Jack “Huck” Blackjack reported for duty with 1st Theater Sustainment Command Wednesday, and he’ll have some big shoes to fill.
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Poor-quality schools could cost military communities
If local schools are not up to standards, their community may lose out in base closure decisions, report says.
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For-profit schools targeted again over GI Bill payouts
Democratic senators are looking at new restrictions for federal funding at the potentially problematic schools.
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Official: All 3 women in Ranger School pass PT test
The three women who restarted Ranger School have passed the grueling PT test – again.
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Female Ranger students advance to Darby Phase for 3rd try
The three women who remain in the gender-integrated assessment of Ranger School are moving on to the Darby Phase.
-
Military kids’ education outside the gates under study
The performance of civilian schools near military bases may factor in to BRAC decisions.
-
Contractor jobs exist way out of Washington
Despite popular perception, a vast number of such jobs exist outside the D.C. area, according to recent data from the job site MilitaryHire.com.
-
Government names special master for Corinthian student debt
The Education Department appointed a special monitor Thursday to help develop a debt relief program for students who attended the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges — a debt forgiveness plan that could cost billions of dollars.
-
SMA: New NCOER goes into effect Jan. 1
The Army will launch its new NCO Evaluation Report on Jan. 1 – three months later than originally planned.
-
Fort Bragg unit welcomes new mini-mule mascot
Pfc. Jack “Huck” Blackjack reported for duty with 1st Theater Sustainment Command Wednesday, and he’ll have some big shoes to fill.
-
Poor-quality schools could cost military communities
If local schools are not up to standards, their community may lose out in base closure decisions, report says.
-
For-profit schools targeted again over GI Bill payouts
Democratic senators are looking at new restrictions for federal funding at the potentially problematic schools.
-
Official: All 3 women in Ranger School pass PT test
The three women who restarted Ranger School have passed the grueling PT test – again.
-
90-day re-enlistment rule eased for some soldiers
Re-up window expanded for fiscal 2015 contracts
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Female Ranger students advance to Darby Phase for 3rd try
The three women who remain in the gender-integrated assessment of Ranger School are moving on to the Darby Phase.
-
Military kids’ education outside the gates under study
The performance of civilian schools near military bases may factor in to BRAC decisions.
-
Contractor jobs exist way out of Washington
Despite popular perception, a vast number of such jobs exist outside the D.C. area, according to recent data from the job site MilitaryHire.com.
-
Government names special master for Corinthian student debt
The Education Department appointed a special monitor Thursday to help develop a debt relief program for students who attended the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges — a debt forgiveness plan that could cost billions of dollars.
-
SMA: New NCOER goes into effect Jan. 1
The Army will launch its new NCO Evaluation Report on Jan. 1 – three months later than originally planned.
-
Fort Bragg unit welcomes new mini-mule mascot
Pfc. Jack “Huck” Blackjack reported for duty with 1st Theater Sustainment Command Wednesday, and he’ll have some big shoes to fill.
-
Poor-quality schools could cost military communities
If local schools are not up to standards, their community may lose out in base closure decisions, report says.
-
For-profit schools targeted again over GI Bill payouts
Democratic senators are looking at new restrictions for federal funding at the potentially problematic schools.
-
Official: All 3 women in Ranger School pass PT test
The three women who restarted Ranger School have passed the grueling PT test – again.
-
90-day re-enlistment rule eased for some soldiers
Re-up window expanded for fiscal 2015 contracts
